Engines out, now i got a problem!
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As for the axle, you just need to keep on prying, usually, get two pry bars in there. with the linkages, youll need a pin punch small enough to get in the hole, and punch it out. Thats all you can do.
Ryan
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so what are you gonna do with the engine? dont tell me your gonna build it back to stock? if so why? it would be cheaper and easyer to find a replacement one
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p29's, cam, springs/retainers, and MOST of all, tuning...and boom, like 160whp n/a (has been on a dyno making that with those things)...also, as far as tuning goes...see if you can convert your car to run e85...105 octane = advanced timing correct??? yes, mpg will go down, but i dont think it outweighs the price of e85 and the power that can potentially be gained.
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torbs wrote:
p29's, cam, springs/retainers, and MOST of all, tuning...and boom, like 160whp n/a (has been on a dyno making that with those things)...also, as far as tuning goes...see if you can convert your car to run e85...105 octane = advanced timing correct??? yes, mpg will go down, but i dont think it outweighs the price of e85 and the power that can potentially be gained.Wow, oh wow.... Do some more research buddy! First word of advice quit reading forums all the time trying to get smart.
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i know that there's been the debate bout this like 7891230 times...what am i missing exactly?...ive researched this a bunch and there's a bunch of mixed reactions. i think what i need to see is a dyno of the same car running say 92 oct. then running e85 and see the difference...that's one thing that i cant seem to find on any forums that i look at as far as hard evidence goes...basically, im just going by what other ppl say on other forums...i guess i should look and try to find the negative side...?
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I am NOT going to be running e85. Im not going to go through all that extra work and also i am limited on my funds here. Thats why im doind cam, springs, retainers, p29's, ITB's, Billet rods, race bearings, Port and Polish head, 3-way Vavle job, cometic head gasket, arp head studs, and an exedy stage 2 clutch. A couple minor other things fuel wise but thats all, and an MSD ignition.
Also dont forget lots of tuning time next summer.
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What the hell are race bearings???
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harwood39 wrote:
I am NOT going to be running e85. Im not going to go through all that extra work and also i am limited on my funds here. Thats why im doind cam, springs, retainers, p29's, ITB's, Billet rods, race bearings, Port and Polish head, 3-way Vavle job, cometic head gasket, arp head studs, and an exedy stage 2 clutch. A couple minor other things fuel wise but thats all, and an MSD ignition.Also dont forget lots of tuning time next summer.
Good luck getting your piston/rod combo to work. Cometic head gasket=overpriced junk. And yea, what are race bearings?
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A cometic head gasket for a honda is essentially the same as the OEM one, except for the price. Plus unless he sleeves or fills the block, or runs a block guard (which I personally wouldn't do) honda sleeves have a tendency of shifting which causes head gaskets to blow.
Just not worth it in my opinion. I'd just run OEM gaskets.
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he's limited on funds, so he's only gonna get "cam, springs, retainers, p29's, ITB's, Billet rods, race bearings, Port and Polish head, 3-way Vavle job, cometic head gasket, arp head studs, and an exedy stage 2 clutch".............and for some reason, even if e85 was thought about, which it isnt...all you'd need is to make your fuel system corrosive free and get some bigger injectors...as in, stainless steal fuel lines (replace any rubber or corrosive prone materials in the fuel system), injectors about 2x the normal size give or take, and a good tuning device...that doesnt sound like much money to me compared to the rest of the build...and hell harwood, even if you only get 15-20mpg with it, you'll be paying 60 cents less/ gallon and getting the benefits of 100+ octane...so to me it seems like a no brainer...thats just me tho...anybody else have any thoughts on this or know somebody that has tried it out?
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